Android Question Custom Fonts for Message Boxes

DawningTruth · Jul 25, 2019

My app has a particular look and feel which includes a custom font. When I use:

xui.Msgbox2Async

It uses the default font for the Modal Box.

Is there any way to change the font to be the same as the custom font of my app?

Erel · Jul 25, 2019

Yes. Search for CSBuilder.

DawningTruth · Jul 25, 2019

Thx Erel

DawningTruth · Jul 25, 2019

For anyone searching this thread, here is the direct link with the code:

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/charsequence-csbuilder-tutorial.76226/#content

Erel · Jul 25, 2019

1. Never use Msgbox. Only MsgboxAsync (I've fixed it in the tutorial).
2. If you post code as a screenshot it will not help as it is not possible to copy it.

DawningTruth · Jul 26, 2019

Erel said:
1. Never use Msgbox. Only MsgboxAsync (I've fixed it in the tutorial).
2. If you post code as a screenshot it will not help as it is not possible to copy it.

Erel, thx for the guidance. Will remember for future posts.

DawningTruth · Jul 26, 2019

Tried with the following code:

B4X:

xui1.MsgboxAsync(csbuilder1.Initialize.Alignment("ALIGN_CENTER").Append($"My Message"$).Typeface(Typeface.LoadFromAssets("opensanscondensed-bold.ttf")).PopAll,"Message Title")

The body of the message should be in the Open Sans font and the Heading in the default font. However they are both in the default font.

DonManfred · Jul 26, 2019

DawningTruth said:
The body of the message should be in the Open Sans font and the Heading in the default font. However they are both in the default font.

You are not using CSBuilder for the title.

DawningTruth said:
l,"Message Title"

You are not using CS Builder correctly

B4X:

    MsgboxAsync(cs.Initialize.Typeface(Typeface.LoadFromAssets("opensanscondensed-bold.ttf")).Alignment("ALIGN_LEFT").Append($"Lorem ipsum dolor"$).PopAll, _
cs.Initialize.Typeface(Typeface.LoadFromAssets("opensanscondensed-bold.ttf")).Append("Test bla bla bla").PopAll)

in my case i was setting two fonts and both, title and body, does have a different font in the result.

DawningTruth · Jul 26, 2019

DonManfred said:
You are not using CSBuilder for the title.

You are not using CS Builder correctly

B4X:

MsgboxAsync(cs.Initialize.Typeface(Typeface.LoadFromAssets("opensanscondensed-bold.ttf")).Alignment("ALIGN_LEFT").Append($"Lorem ipsum dolor"$).PopAll, _ cs.Initialize.Typeface(Typeface.LoadFromAssets("opensanscondensed-bold.ttf")).Append("Test bla bla bla").PopAll)

in my case i was setting two fonts and both, title and body, does have a different font

Thx Don, that worked perfectly.

Is there also a way to change the "Ok" to this font?

DonManfred · Jul 26, 2019

1. New question; new thread
2. I dont think so.

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